Soviet Pravda accuses China of vast land grab claims
Pravda denounces Beijing for maps claiming more than 500,000 square miles of Soviet territory and aims to redraw borders across Burma Vietnam Korea Thailand Nepal Bhutan and Sikkim. Mao is blamed for prolonging Cold War tensions and a slide toward military conflict.
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Soviet Union
Red Chinese
Texas
Communist Party
Pravda
China
Burma
Viet Nam
Korea
Thai
Bala
Nepal
Bhutan
Sikkim
Peking
Mongolia
World Communist Movement
Mao Tze-Tung
Mao Tzetung
Viet Nam Vice Premier resigns amid protests in Saigon
Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned accusing the Khanh government of lacking legal authority. Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike unless democratic reforms are enacted. Students warn of renewed demonstrations for a National Assembly selection within 60 days. Hoan, a Dai Viet leader, linked to a coup plot later foiled. A separate bomb threat prompted a building search in Saigon. no device found.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Hoan
Dai Viet
Viet Nam
U.S. Information Service
Evelyn Fearing Named Watkins-Berger Scholar At KU
Evelyn Fearing daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Fearing of 1622 N H St a KU senior is among four Watkins-Berger scholars for 1964 65 She majors in French and English and has prior honors The other recipients are Letha Schwieson Shawnee Mission Judith De Spain Wichita and Linda Ruth Musser Mission The Emily V Berger Scholarship Fund is separate from Elizabeth M Watkins Fund and funds allocated by the Watkins committee
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Evelyn Fearing
Albert Fearing
N. H. St
Tober
Kansas University
Watkins
Watkins-Berger
Miss Fearing
Letha Schwieson
Shawnee Mission
Judith DeSpain
Wichita
Linda Ruth Musser
Mission
Emily V. Berger
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Miss Berger
Kansas Land and Securities
Arthur
Dallas
Labor Endorsement Goes to Johnson Despite Unease
The AFL-CIO General Board unanimously endorsed President Johnson for a first full term and visited the White House to deliver the news. Johnson said he would carry the endorsement proudly and credited government progress to cooperation between business and labor. Meany warned members will vote by conviction, not as a bloc, while Goldwater criticized Civil Rights Act provisions as unconstitutional.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
White House
George Meany
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Stinson Addresses Sports and Education at Sertoma Talk
Wade Stinson, new Kansas University athletic director, spoke at the Lawrence Sertoma Club noting education is the primary goal for students and a strong sports program enhances a youth’s education. He praised coaches and reported good football season ticket sales amid optimism for KU’s year.
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Wade Stinson
New Kansas University
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
Stinson
Wellton
Walter Heck
E. J. Allison
George Williams
Jim Williams
Wichita
Bill Reece
Charles West
Dale Shaper
George Shuker
Bernard Clark
Wilbur Johnson
Prescott Set For Goldwater Campaign Opener in Prescott
Sen Barry Goldwater formally opens his presidential bid in Prescott Arizona a hometown stop recalling his youth summers and a 1952 senate campaign launch from the courthouse steps. A parade crowd of about 20000 is planned with Tex Ritter and Randolph Scott leading the way as Miller joins him.
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Prescott
Goldwater
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Barry
William E. Miller
New York
Tex Ritter
Randolph Scott
Lester Ruffner
Ruffner
Junction work is started on 9th and Iowa
Work on relocating the troublesome 9th and Iowa intersection began today by Hird Construction Co. The project, costing 24 175 dollars, will finish about mid October. 9th Street will be rerouted to meet the west junction and the old segment between Iowa and Highland Drive narrowed to a one way heading east.
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9Th
Iowa
Hird Construction Co
9Th Street
Highland Drive
Towa
Lawrence Teens Sentenced on Larceny and Vagrancy Charges
Three Lawrence youths were sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $25 each in police court for petty larceny and vagrancy. Robert White aged 16 of 804 North Jersey Street, William G Moten 20 of 302 Arkansas Street, and Gary E Carter 17 of 924 Louisiana Street were arrested at 1:40 a.m. after allegedly taking a coin box from a pop machine at Art Kirby Mobil. Police also reported a $92 theft from Gambles on Mass Street, with the thief reportedly hiding in the store after hours.
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Robert White
N. J
William G. Moten
Ark. Sr
Gary E. Carter
la. St
Art Kirby Mobil
St. Lawrence
Governor Anderson Returns After Medical Checkup
Gov. John Anderson is back at his desk after a medical checkup at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He said doctors gave him a clean bill of health and joked he could serve two more terms, though he added this is not a 1966 announcement.
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Topeka
John Anderson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Anderson
Detectives Inspect Rails In Area For Hot Boxes
Private detectives using a Wheel Thermo Scanner Unit begin daily checks of Union Pacific railway cars near Lawrence Kansas. Infrared detectors cover eight miles each side of the tracks checking every wheel for heat and signaling at the Lawrence depot for quick action to prevent derailments and fires. D L Memmett of Omaha supervises the installation as tests continue.
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Union Pacific
Lawrence
Kansas
2Nd and
Maple Sts
D. L. Memmett
Omaha
Neb
Daniel Named Editor of the New York Times
Clifton Daniel 51 son in law of former President Truman named managing editor of the New York Times. He will oversee the morning paper news departments as Turner Catledge moves to executive editor. James Reston becomes associate editor and Tom Wicker becomes chief Washington correspondent.
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NEW York
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
New York Times
Daniel
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Turner Catledge
James Reston
Washington
Tom Wicker
Rare blood extract saves 9 year old from inhaled needle
Randy Lance 9 survived after inhaling a needle lodged in his lung. Doctors used AHG, a scarce anti-hemophiliac globulin, to save him at St. Louis Children's Hospital. The $2,000 treatment was covered mostly by insurance. Randy remains in recovery.
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ST. Louis
Randy Lance
Wayne Lance of
Sesser, II
Lance
Sesser
Randy
Rudy Randy
Teresa Vietti
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Dr. Vietti
KU starts season ticket mailings for gains over 16000
Kansas University athletic department began sending season football tickets with many already arriving in Lawrence. KU expects to top 16 000 season tickets including faculty and staff, plus about 11000 student subscriptions. Oklahoma Nebraska games loom as sellouts with 35000 fans or more anticipated at Memorial Stadium. TCU Wyoming Colorado games also strong. In Washington a Haskell Institute Indian art exhibit features eight students with varied works and runs through November. Jacob Quandil becomes KU weather station observer replacing David Storer.
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Kansas University Athletic Department
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Nebraska
TCU
Wyoming
Colorado
Memorial Stadium
Haskell Institute
U.S. Department of Interior
Washington, D.C
Calvin Aragon
May Begay
Joe Padilla
Jimmy Gould
Cowboy
Jacob Qandil
la. St
Kansas University
David Storer
Miss.’ St
Moderngas Buys Central LP Gas Service
Moderngas Inc purchases Central LP Gas Service including propane gas business appliances and trucks. Tom Akin, former owner, will run his service station at 28rd and Iowa Sts. Moderngas hires Central LP employees and transfers services to the Modern gas location per manager William Conrad.
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Central LP Gas Service
Moderngas, Inc
23Rd St
Tom Akin
Iowa Sts
Moderngas
Central LP
William Conrad
Slight Injury in Car-Bike Collision in Lawrence
Several minor auto accidents occurred in Lawrence on Tuesday with one injury. Randy Johnson, 10, of 1008 Crestline sustained a minor injury at 4 38 p.m when his bicycle was struck by Ward Thompson, 25, of Topeka. The crash happened west of the Kansas Turnpike on West 6th Street as Johnson swerved into Thompson's lane. Both vehicle and bicycle had only minor damage.
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Lawrence
Randy Johnson
Crestline
Ward Thompson
Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
West 6Th Street
Johnson
Thompson
KU Names Honor Scholars for 1964 65
Gary White a junior to be at Kansas University son of Harold and Mrs White Route 2 is among KU students named honor scholars for the 1964 65 school year Also named honor scholars were Bruce Bikales Don Blevins Mary Ella Kline Sharon Menasco Lynn Payer Jo Anne Wester Gary Wright all seniors juniors or sophomores from Wichita Prairie Village Mission and other area communities.
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Gary White
Kansas University
Harold Wilson White
Bruce Alexander Bikales
Prairie Village
Don Blevins
Wichita
Mary Ella Kline
Sharon Menasco
Lynn Payer
Joanne Wester
Mission
LBJ Signs Bill for Housing Amidceremony
President Johnson signed a 1.13 billion housing bill to expand programs and aid real estate, with Congress members gathering in the Cabinet Room. The measure backs urban renewal and new public housing units toward improving urban neighborhoods nationwide.
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Washington
Johnson
All America
Congress
Navy Airman Claimed Escape From Laos Returns Home
Lt. Charles F. Klusmann, a Navy jet pilot downed in Laos, arrived at Clark Air Base Philippines after escaping to Thailand. He boarded a U S Military Air Transport Service plane toward the United States with destination undisclosed. His wife in San Diego expressed elation and pride in his survival training.
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Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Charles F. Klusmann
U.S. Navy
Laos
Thailand
Klusmann
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
United States
Udorn
U.S
Vientiane
San Diego
Calif
Sarah
Navy
White House
Washington
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kitty Hawk
Red Cross
Bank Thief Holds Women and Children During Robbery
In Dearborn Heights Michigan a lone gunman held two housewives and three young children hostage for 45 minutes during an attempted $75,000 bank robbery. The suspect fled after a shootout with Sgt. Virgil DeGreace as police aided victims and recovered the family, while the bandit then forced Lula Forsythe and her daughter from their car taking $5.
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Dearborn Heights, Mich
FBI
Dearborn Heights
Detroit
Virgil DeGreace
Monica Boczar
Janette
Jeffrey
Bernard
Michigan Bank
Boczar
DeGreace
Lula Forsythe
Pomona Area Sets Parking and Shuttle Plan for Dedication Weekend
Visitors to Lake Pomona dedication will park in law enforcement attended lots. A free shuttle service will run Saturday to transport guests between distant parking and ski show areas. Osage Lakes Area Association spans 15 communities around the lake and promotes recreational and regional development. Lake Pomona lies 15 miles west of Ottawa. Best drive from Lawrence uses US 59 to Ottawa then K 68. Signs will direct visitors to weekend points of interest.
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Osage Lakes Area Association
Lake Pomona
Ottawa
Lawrence
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West
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